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Jiranjiogyo Brewery

(유)친구들의술지란지교

Jiranjiogyo Brewery is a North Jeolla distillery in Sunchang, producing innovative spirits including fig-infused takju and traditional yakju.

Region
Jeonbuk
Address
전라북도 순창군 순창읍 순창7길 5-1
Website
smartstore.naver.com/limsugzu

Products (2)

Korean Makgeolli

Jiranjigyo Fig Takju

지란지교 무화과 탁주

Jiranjigyo Fig Takju is a 12% ABV makgeolli from Jeollabuk-do, produced by the Chingudeuluisul Jiranjigyo Brewery using glutinous and non-glutinous domestic rice with traditional wheat nuruk. Fig syrup layered over the rice-nuruk base introduces a ripe, plush fruit tone that reads as naturally sweet rather than artificially sugary, while red beet powder adds a subtle rosy depth to both color and aromatic perception. The 500ml bottle carries enough structure at 12% to support the fruit richness without collapse, and the traditional nuruk provides an earthy counterweight to the fig sweetness. It is one of the more visually and aromatically expressive takju options in the fruit-infused category.

CreamySweet
Korean pancakes (jeon)fried chicken
12% ABV500ml
Jiranjigyo Fig Takju — Korean Makgeolli, from Jeonbuk, 12%
Korean Cheongju

Jiranjigyo Yakju

지란지교 약주

Jiranjigyo Yakju is a 17% ABV cheongju (yakju) from Chingudeuluisul Jiranjigyo Brewery in Jeollabuk-do, the same brewery that produces the Jiranjigyo Fig Takju. Built from a blend of glutinous and non-glutinous Korean rice with traditional wheat nuruk, this is one of the higher-ABV offerings in the yakju category. The 17% concentration delivers notable depth and persistence without sacrificing the refined, clean line expected of a quality yakju. Rather than sweetness-heavy weight, the dual-rice composition creates layered grain complexity where each sip reveals successive depths. The 375ml format positions it as a measured, sipping-oriented pour ideally suited to composed multi-course Korean meals where the drink needs to complement, not compete with, successive dishes.

CleanSmooth
Korean full course (hanjeongsik)grilled fish
17% ABV375ml
Jiranjigyo Yakju — Korean Cheongju, from Jeonbuk, 17%